Brazil's GPA accession will involve costs and benefits
Brazil is negotiating to accede to the WTO's Government Procurement Agreement (GPA)
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- Brazil's accession timeline
- Arguments for accession
- Public sector efficiency, transparency and cost reduction
- Foreign investment
- Exports
- Arguments against accession
- Competitiveness and job losses
- Regulatory changes and costs
- Competitive equality and bargaining power
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